fix: correct isinstance check for redirect_url in database endpoints#12279
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… status The condition `isinstance(status, str)` always evaluates to False because `status` is a HandlerStatusResponse instance, never a str. This makes the redirect_url handling dead code. The intent was to check whether `status.redirect_url` is a string. This bug appears in both the POST /databases and POST /databases/status endpoints. Signed-off-by: JiangNan <1394485448@qq.com>
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Summary
Fixes a bug in where is used instead of .
is always a instance, so always evaluates to . This makes the redirect URL handling completely unreachable in both the and endpoints.
The fix changes to in both locations, which matches the original intent of checking whether the attribute contains a string value before returning the redirect response.
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